By Paige Hammond

College students often have a difficult time trying to stay on top of a healthy lifestyle, especially when it comes to food, as dining halls and college life in general make this hard.

Zoe […]

During these exceptionally bleak times, it’s easy to lose sight of the impact that education can have on our lives, especially in terms of navigating the heightened tensions within our current political climate. […]

Due to the novel coronavirus, healthcare professionals have had to rapidly acclimate their practices for addressing a large magnitude of cases across the globe. In New Jersey, a part of the United States where […]

Written by Lana Leonard

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ASBURY PARK, NJ– “We are only as good as the weakest of us. We can’t say we are a great community and our weakest–our most vulnerable is completely […]

Olivia Bowman, JPW 250

It can be argued that the print newspaper business was already a fading field before the COVID-19 pandemic. The most successful print companies were either big names like The New York […]

I choose to focus my pandemic project on the AIDS epidemic through the 1980s-90s. AIDS was wrongfully referred to at the time as the ‘gay plague’, similarly to how COVID-19 is being referred to as the ‘Ch […]

The reporting on the crack epidemic worried more than anything else about what the future criminality crack babies would bring, and the instability of their mothers. The absence of outside factors that affect […]

By Elliott Nguyen

With this project I wanted to examine what names were used in media coverage to refer to the A(H1N1)pdm09 pandemic, as well as briefly glance at how the pandemic was portrayed and if media […]

My project starts with brief snapshots of where in the world inoculation was before a deeper dive into the Boston Smallpox Controversy of 1721. It is meant to illustrate how science has been fighting the same […]

By Elliott Nguyen

By recording the ways that the virus was referred to in media reports, I can begin to construct a picture of how certain groups may have been adversely affected.

Here is the link, when I […]

https://www.nytimes.com/1989/09/17/us/crack-s-toll-among-babies-a-joyless-view-even-of-toys.html?pagewanted=all limit of scientific evidence available during this time periodchildren’s “emotional pove […]

The “Spanish” Flu/Influenza Pandemic of 1918 was a virus that effected the respiratory system and infected over 500 million people globally, and killed between 20 to 50 million people. As the strain of the […]

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